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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1921
Page
11
Water from the Lodgepole creek was turned into the channels throughout this city on Monday last, greatly to the pleasure of our people. It improves health by carrying off refuse and pleases washerwomen by providing flowing streams through streets.
J R Fairbanks, longtime Nebraska resident now in San Francisco, writes of widespread unemployment and sickness in California. He asserts Nebraska remains healthier and more prosperous for all but millionaires, plans to return home within weeks as he notes the gloom and dull times in California.
The Grand Round-Up of cattle in western Nebraska and neighboring states started last week and ran Monday and Tuesday. It began at Nichola station near North Platte and will end July 10. Lincoln, Keith, and Cheyenne counties hold about 125000 cattle, with 75000 stray head from winter. Daily cuts expected around 3000, employing about 400 men.
Half hour's notice finds one hundred mounted plainsmen unable to muster in saddles. The grass is advancing rapidly and the mild winter saved cattle until the last two storms. The Round-Up will determine the damage and stockmen seek a clear view of their wealth. The Telegraph plans weekly reviews while veterans head home with Johnnie.
Anita asserts a story mirrors a person while Nelly resists the idea. Anita cites her father a university professor. Nelly counters claiming the father is an editor who knows more about lying. The exchange centers on truth, authority, and family status in a campus context.
Increased interest in the Boy Scout movement expands outdoor activity opportunities worldwide. The organization enrolls millions, with the United States leading all nations. Belief grows that Scouts will reach two to three million under the Stars and Stripes.
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